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1764 Results found for chicago sun chicago
1764 Artwork
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Mary with the Sun below her Feet
Little Sun
"The Captain and the Lieutenant were Waiting. . . . the Captain Had Removed His Doublet, and Stood Leaning Against the Sun-dial"
Near Gibeon Joshua, to give his troops time to gain the victory, stops the sun (Joshua X, 12-14)
I Give You, Kyiv, These Polissia Flowers and This Bright Sun
Globe, moon, sun (astronomy)
The Red Sun
Black Sun
Wheat Field with Setting Sun
Wheat field with sun and cloud
To Have the Apprentice in the Sun
#30: El Sol (The Sun)
I am still the great Isis! None has yet lifted my veil! My fruit is the Sun! (plate 16)
Red Sun
Sun and Life
Flora on rocks Sun
The Sun Recircled
The Sun Recircled
Creation of the Sun and the Moon
Embraced by the summer sun
The rising sun
The Sun
Rising sun
Aztec Sun Stone (Calendar Stone)
Copernicus capturing the sun
In the cobweb of the sun: above the waterfall and the river Korana
The Sun at foggy morning
Easter Morning Sun 2020 (COVID-19 artwork no.3)
City of the Sun
In the Sun
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!["The Captain and the Lieutenant were Waiting. . . . the Captain Had Removed His Doublet, and Stood Leaning Against the Sun-dial"](https://img.wikioo.org/ADC/art.nsf/get_small_image_wikioo?Open&ra=D3A57K ""The Captain and the Lieutenant were Waiting. . . . the Captain Had Removed His Doublet, and Stood Leaning Against the Sun-dial"")
